The Best LED Lighting for DIY Projects! | LED Pot Lights

[@connieflanery1568]

Jeff, after months and months of watching different home renovators' videos I have been able to narrow down my choices of renovators that I go to for DIY videos. You, Sir, are by far, a cut above all of the hundreds of other instructional and informational renovators offered on KZbin. You not only offer complete tutorials that cover every possible home renovation idea but you also give the DIY'er the options of materials that are available on the market, what to look for, and the Do's and Don't's when working on a project. As a 67 yr. old DIY female, whose only income is dependent on Social Security, I can honestly say that you have saved me a few hundred dollars. I am blessed. I only wish I would have discovered you a few years earlier and I could have saved several hundred more. Thank you, Jeff, for all of the brilliant information you share with the public. I couldn't do it without you! God bless you and yours!

[@worldwideparanormal3523]

I lost my passion for renovations. Your channel has actually inspired me to give it one more try and i fell in love with it again and for that i thank you

[@shoebert31]

Find someone who gets as excited about you as Jeff does about LED lights

[@beastwolf7]

Amen to that brother!

[@VortechBand]

Still waiting for someone to setup shower floor heating to be on district heating instead of expensive electric heating :P

[@karmadonnelly3780]

VortechBand mmm CBC was

[@praecorloth]

That would be me. First thing I did when I bought my house back in like 2012ish, 2013ish? Replaced every light with LED lights. Fricken way expensive, especially back then. But so worth it. Especially for my house. My house still has 100 amp service, and most of the house is wired to just a few 15 amp fuses. Yeah, fuses. I've had to replace like 2 fuses in the 7 or 8 years that I've lived here. I have LED lighting to thank for that.

[@bc1229]

Don't think that is possible 🤔, but he is fun to watch

[@foamer443]

Sparky here 32 years in ICI. We finished a near total gut of our house not to long ago. I did not do the electrical myself, primarily to not throw off the generals schedule and so there is no issue in the future for insurance purposes. It's a two edged sword. There are certain things I would have done differently than the electrical contractor did and on the other hand he is a low rise residential guy and knows those codes far better than I. He was also far more aware of, in this case LED lights available. I had have done a moderate amount of ICI LED retro fitting but no a huge amount. So here is what I have learned through both my work and the reno. - these lights are BRIGHT. There is a ton of Lumens coming from them. - the E. Contractor put four on our stairs and upper landing to the 2nd floor. - 2 sets of two. The distance between the fixtures in each set is around 30" and the sets from each other is about 6'. Way too close together. This is like a WWII aircraft search light. - I was not aware of exactly sure during rough in how bright they were going to be. Part of the problem is that mental transition between incandescent and LED and learning the differences. - By code - the cigarette box (driver) is supposed to be mechanically fastened to structure because this is where the line voltage enters the fixture. Functionally you don't want that box possibly moving around and the 120v terminations possibly becoming loose. Based on what I have seen this might be the code but people don' do it. - Except of course..... - Back to my reno. In our stairs the angle of the roof is overhead with the LED fixtures. The insulation is spray foam and pockets were left for the fixtures. - In this case the driver boxes were screwed to the underside of the angled roof. Off to one side of the fixture hole. So of course if they fail I have to cut out the drywall etc. -Do we know how long these drivers/LEDs are going to last? No not really, we only have the claims on the side of the box and as grown assed adults do we believe this? - If you are doing the install yourself or having a reno done, do yourself a favour. If there are fixtures going to be installed where the driver boxes will be effectively made inaccessible, look into who the maker of the product is. Go to their website or call the order/tech desk. What you want to find out is if there are extender cables available, such that the driver can be mounted in accessible location. As I found out later, in my case they could have. -On that note you may need to find out if more than one extender cable can be used if you need to go a longer distance yet. - Different vendors have the colour selector in the driver box. One I worked with had five different settings using dip switches. - One of the things I have looked into, as we still are to this beyond our major reno, is replacing the eaves and soffit. I queried the electrical distributor order desk I have use about LED lighting for the soffit. The answer is there is nothing, at this time, that is specifically rated for this purpose. As he said to me people have used the moisture rated LED's meant for showers, however there are two problems with this. One of course if something really bad happens, the insurance will not payout. The other, and this why the insurance won't payout, is these fixtures are not rated for external use only internal.What has been experienced is after 2-3 winters, ie harsh conditions, they stop working. It's only a matter of time before industry comes out with rated fixtures.

[@jameskeyes1131]

Jeff has the BEST DIY videos on KZbin. Always informative, spoken in easy English and with a sense of humor. Just like you had set down with your smart next door neighbor for a beer and had a good discussion about the subject. And they cover every type of renovation project you could imagine. And done with the integrity that makes sure you meet all codes and requirements and understand what you're doing and why. Well done, Jeff. Thanks.

[@KevinBourqueMtl]

I'm happy to see that I'm not the only one who gets breathless when talking about energy efficient lighting.

[@franny5295]

Your excitement with these lights is absolutely infectious. I can't wait to do my kitchen pot lights.

[@dmo848]

Totally agree. It's addicting

[@runs_on_coffee]

I changed all my house lights to LED's back in 2010 . I had several 24 inch Fluorescents in closets. I just changed them all to LEDs using just the new LED tube lights no wiring needed. I also installed Insteon dimmer switches back in 2010 as well so all lights are dimmable and programmable. I can even change where the switch is located without having to run new wiring . So for that switch thats across the room making you walk in darkness to get to it just mount a new switch at the entrance to the room, simple. Love your stuff Jeff . Having just one arm I've had to look for lots of tricks to do home improvements. Wish you'd been available 20 years ago... Cheers...

[@shawn2296]

Only channel that truly cares of it's viewers and not sell garbage stuff to make a dime. Love it.

[@gerrypower9433]

Lighting designer here; glad to see you having fun with some of the newest LED lights. A few points: In the US, variable color products are being labeled "color tunable" or "color selectable." Under cabinet fixtures flipped around and mounted flat to the header over closet doors make excellent closet lights. Spacing is a tricky subject. The fixture manufacturer publishers a ratio called the spacing to mounting height ratio. You might have to call the manufacturer or get your hands on a photometric test report. It is a simple ratio often called S-M or SMH. You just multiply the ratio by the height of your ceiling. A 1:1 ratio means you'll get even lighting in an 8'-0" ceiling with fixtures spaced no more than 8'-0" apart. 1:2? 10'-0" apart in that 8'-0" ceiling. The amount of light you'll get depends on the light output, the spread of the light, and the colors of the room it's in. Last, the tripod outdoor light was nicknamed the "Space Needle" fixture by one of my clients after the famous tower in Seattle, WA. =)

[@gerrypower9433]

I messed up the SMH ratio; the latter should be 1:1.2

[@emadrian6041]

Do you have a link to where i can find the outdoor light?

[@reginamannings92]

I was talking to a friend yesterday I told Her omg I love Jeff! She said : I hope so 😂😂😂😂 He is your Husband after all ! No no no the other Jeff ! Thank you so much for all the information ! Building a house is hard but, every step I take I watch your video ! Today is the lights !

[@KeikoBushnell]

❤Thanks again, to my Dad #2! It's so great you are always awake to help with late night projects when my dad is fast asleep on the East Coast! ✌️😘

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Happy to help!

[@mindqt]

I cannot thank you enough for this!! I face N&S so I don't receive direct sunlight and have been searching forever (literally years) for a cost effective lighting option! This is exactly what I need!

[@vshakir622]

Just did an install using these exact model of light you first reviewed...in two bathrooms and four bedrooms...they are an absolute dream to install - they take no time at all! When I saw the switch for the color temperature, I nearly fainted with delight! Thanks for another great video!

[@5GNV]

Do you know of a video showing how these are actually installed, wired, completely - rather than someone just unpackaging and showing the fixture? Would help a lot to see the whole picture/ process...

[@shengquanliang]

Do you have any videos on how to wiring these lights

[@vshakir622]

@@5GNV Assuming that you're in search of content about the types of lights that I used (the first type of lights that he unboxes in this video) - try searching "how to install thin line light" on KZbin - there are a few videos there that give a good look at the process of installing these. Also, I'm sure that Jeff will give us some good videos here soon using all of the types of lights in this video (he promised he would!).

[@wchops7578]

Gary Foote Jeff has a couple of older videos on how to install, well worth watching.

[@wchops7578]

Gary Foote kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYCukHh-ar57oK8 First video I ever watched from Jeff

[@marriedGary]

Hey Jeff. Bought some 6” pot lights from your supplier using your code about 2 months ago for our church’s Reno project. They were so easy to install it was fantastic. And it only cost us $200. Everyone loves them

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Gary , Great to hear!

[@juldavis1]

How did you decide between 4" or 6" lights?

[@marriedGary]

@@juldavis1 bigger space, bigger light.

[@mrwiltonchan]

Do you have to be a member to get these discounts?

[@romt-712]

I love LED lights! I'm building my house right now and I got like 60 6" lights for everywhere. Barely any power consumption, great lighting, pretty easy to install. However I didn't know all these options.

[@suzwhiteside]

No wonder they are sold out...lol

[@MrTclough]

I will second everything Jeff has said here. In the process of remodeling an older beach house and after watching all of his videos which are great by the way I used the affiliate link on his website to order every light from GTA electric. Saved a ton of money this route and note to mention GTA has a great customer service department, fast shipping and even helped over the phone during the weekend. The lights are great, easy to install, the brightness colors are consistent and the ones installed outdoors just recently survived going through a hurricane. I have these lights hooked to dimmers, 3 way switches and even motion switches. Buy one light and have incandescent in outside eaves, day light in living areas and bright lights in bathrooms and closets and be done!!!

[@AndrewJ1313]

I just put some of those pot lights in my basement a few weeks ago. Game. Changer! Love the color option and how easy they were to install.

[@xSyberprox]

Bought like 20 of these previously!! EASY to install and very happy about the result. The only thing that took me time was to choose 3000k,4000k,5000k temperature.

[@jimreitenbach6023]

Jeff I just finished 12 LED lights just like what you show here. I ran the hole saw in reverse and they all came out perfect. Thank you so much. God bless.

[@synovia421]

Im convinced you can read my mind Jeff. You ALWAYS COME OUT WITH A VIDEO THAT WE NEED AT THE RIGHT TIME!!!!! You’re sooo underrated. Don’t stop what you’re doing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL, as long a s my wife loves me I am fine with my rating. Cheers!

[@coreygrua3271]

Can Jeff ever dance to the latest technology and KZbin opportunities. Thanks for the good deals too. Plus, Jeff and Max have worked together for years now. What a team!

[@VideoNOLA]

Not mentioned before 3:45 is that the wiring involved is "low voltage" (e.g. 12V DC) so does not require conduit or stapling to studs or rafters. These products are a win-win all around.

[@martywillichuk6930]

All of the pot lights in this video are regular household current (120V) --not low voltage

[@MayankYadav-ig9ep]

Couldn't find the link for GTAelectric and the discount code anywhere in the description. @Jeff or other members here, could you please specify on this?

[@galady8632]

Thank you for this info. The timing was perfect for me. I ordered 24 pot lights and one with a motion sensor. (The 20% discount kept my final total under $500. Awesome!) I will have to spend at least the same amount to have everything installed but I will have the lighting I have wanted for far too long. Again, I thank you.

[@bradleygoral8453]

My wife and I both watch your channel. Super awesome content! You’ve been silently helping us along with our house!

[@JMayer-rg5nu]

great video as always Jeff, its time for an update to this video. its 2022 now and there is a plethora of additional options out there. for example, these same easy to install lights also come with WIFI Connectability where you can control each light and change colors, dim, change hue by remote or smart phone app.

[@markj6984]

gf and i literally went to home depot today to get lighting. thankfully we decided to wait and watched this!

[@victornunez6354]

I went to buy some light fixtures today for my renovation. But I going to return them tomorrow and buy these LED lights...Thanks Cheers

[@CandaceGayton]

How do I order these lights from your KZbin video? There is no description in the link below or other links to take me to a purchase place. I find this on some of your other videos also.

[@beastman997]

I'm going to be purchasing my first home soon, and I can't even explain how excited your videos make me

[@stealthassasin1day291]

Jeff is making me want buy all these lights, I just don't own a home to use them in.

[@kathy-t5q]

StealthAssasin 1Day 😂 😂 😂

[@Patrick-888]

😆

[@tnt666tnt]

Iput 26 of these in the house and all outside in my soffets. supper happy with them and beyond easy to install

[@mavewinder]

FYI - GTA Electric rebranded themselves as “Vega Lighting” for those interested. The link to their webpage is correct and on the RenoVision affiliates webpage.

[@ryanvalle8081]

Where is this webpage?

[@nicholi1]

Big Fan! I've learnt so much on your channel, keep up the good work.

[@lagg-alot8308]

I put similar low profile lights in my kitchen. They are the way to go.

[@anthonycarrabino1301]

Jeff, you are AWESOME ... i can't stop watching your videos. You are super knowledgeable, you provide excellent information and your delivery is outstanding.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Wow, thanks! Merry Christmas Anthony!

[@chriscolameco6850]

I’ve been using those motion sensor lights for common area in my multi units for like five years. Saves SOOOOOO MUCH ENERGY

[@chriscolameco6850]

That and solar dusk to dawns outside

[@mratzelster]

I used your link and wasn't able to find any of those retrofit LED lights that you explained were so easy to do on my own. Vega Lights only had something if you were going to buy brand new fixtures.

[@theresafrank5880]

Jeff, you just seem like such an awesome guy. My bf & i have our own home Improvement co. When he comes over i put your videos on & we love just hanging out & watching your tips. Thx for such great content, you are a pleasure to watch

[@anthonysmith9410]

Hi Jeff....43 years as an IBEW ELECTRICIAN...(fckn great)...this video is so very helpful to everyone .. You must have been reading my mind...I just completed a lightning job. I used the motion sensor lights you have in your video. I want to meet up with you...and work with you.... Keep the great videos coming!!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

perhaps one of these days. I am hoping to get around the world and do some philanthropic renos for folks!

[@AndyWaldrop]

Thanks for the great content! Just installed 12 led pot lights in my kitchen and 10 in my family room. Different light levels for each. The led lights with switches to change color are a game changer. I’m both cases I selected a different final temperature that what I would’ve purchased.

[@aayesher9400]

What color temp did you settle on?

[@billm.8220]

This video has definitely changed my Reno. plans. Thinking or using the drop in panel in my drop ceiling in my basement. Is is a 2 x 2 or a 2 x 4 ? As for the rest of the house, I will be buying according the needs of the room. They’ve come a long way over the years. Easy peesy. Black to black white to white & copper to copper. May have to use a sparky to help with the 3 way switch going to the basement.

[@bakinbruno1]

Hello! Thank you for all the great information LOVE your videos. My ceiling are stamped and are very rough. How do i use these lights with rough ceiling? Please help us!

[@azplease4121]

The lights best suited for vaulted ceilings.. agreed, absolutely brilliant! 💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡

[@tonitomei6323]

I L-O-V-E LED lights!! Thx Jeff. My boss just took all his florsenent strips out of his woodshop and put in led strips. Don't know where he got such a bright idea...

[@IdealistINFP]

I happened to be watching a video at .75 speed… I thought you had gotten super stoned and really really wanted to talk about lighting and lighting temperatures… AMAZING!

[@no-page]

You have links for a thousand unrelated products, but no links for any of the products shown in the video.

[@gergemall]

Man how I love those . I have tons of solar led I’ve been experimenting with . AMAZING. I need to put those indoors .❤

[@vindiesel2997]

This has become my favorite channel

[@MY_Handle_1963]

Jeff. I just ordered 16 x 4" lights and am thankful for the 20% off. I will update how they look when I get them. Thanks for doing what you do!

[@chain_wax]

Thanks!

[@Zincink]

My closet light flickers it’s a disaster. I just cleaned it out so I am glad to see these options. I like the similar mr beam sensor on/off lights.

[@michaelleroi9077]

Great job! Extremely useful. If we weren't considering moving I would replace my ceiling tile lights in the basement. Thanks! Yes...you BLEW my mind!!!

[@timmyjan]

is it just me that i press like on the videos from jeff even before i watch them :) its automagical never been so excited about LED lights lol

[@liroso]

The color temperature switch is brilliant!

[@4philipp]

Certainly line the slim design and that gimbal light with a 87° angle, mind blowing. But what I’m really looking for is hidden lights for indirect lightening. Like light strips to span the entire perimeter of the room. Dimmable of course.

[@IScreamer]

Lots of great information on LED lighting - thanks! With the lighting fixture you said you were installing in your driveway (about 10 min into the video) it was unclear to me how you were assembling the unit. Were you assembling it upside down or right way up? In other words, will the light be directed up or down when installed?

[@worldwideparanormal3523]

Absolutely love your channel

[@warrensmith2902]

Love the LED lights. When we first moved into our house, I replaced all our bulbs with LED's and installed LED strips in my shop as well.

[@JustinFincher]

I like the Leviton Occupancy Sensor for an interior closet switch. Same result as the Vegas but then I can pick the finish of a flush mount.

[@Ultimatehobbyreviews]

You are neat brother. Informative and not boring. Like that 1 out of each 20 high school teacher you remember 20 years later.... Subscribed

[@FoamSquatch]

These lights seem pretty promising. I clicked the link and noticed, they are down right affordable without the discount. I think I will be grabbing some of these to see how I like them. I could see converting my whole house to this stuff.

[@kamranayub]

I'm so hyped now to redo both by basement lighting which, get this, has exposed florescent tube lights, recessed tube lights, and recessed square lights in... Acoustic tile. Maybe I can't get rid of the tile yet but I'm gonna swap out most everything with these recessed ones since I can just reuse them if I replace the ceiling with drywall. Upstairs has no ceiling lights in any room except the dining and kitchen, so they'll look amazing in all the rooms there too. I was quoted $2500 to add lights upstairs... What do you think Jeff, think I can beat that 😎💪

[@JustinWright26]

Just ordered some with the discount. Thank you very much. If these work good then I will probably pick up some more. Way better price than the US big box stores.

[@marklyon]

I've been very happy with WAC Lighting's "I Can't Believe it's not Recessed" fake pot lights for my concrete-ceilinged condo.

[@timcole6882]

This is perfect timing, just starting an extensive renovation, did not know about/ will be incorporating. Thanks!

[@brileyjf]

Really liked your interview on BiggerPockets!

[@kamranayub]

Oh damn I gotta listen to that!

[@thetruckingrailfan4449]

This video just completely changed the game for our upcoming renovations. Thank you for another great video. I can't tell you how glad I am to have found this channel. You've given me the knowledge and confidence to take on what is going to be a huge project and I believe that I can do most of the work myself (thus saving a ton of money). On another note, I have an idea for a new drinking game: Take a shot every time Jeff says "brilliant". 😆 Cheers

[@mehdinazari220]

Reno is one of the best LED Lighting brands in the GTA!! 👌👌

[@auctionmusic]

I used the recessed ones (recessed about an inch in the housing) that are also physically adjustable (light swivels in the unit) and color changing. 40/each though

[@dodgeguyz]

Just put these in my basement (the 5" pot lights). I only had about 3/4" between the duct and drywall. So these were perfect. $45 for a 4 pack from Menards. And they have a switch so you can change the color temperature.

[@brandonp8461]

Thanks to this video I'm going to replace all the old kitchen lights in my house with these ultra thin adjustable LEDs, will be a nice top off for our kitchen reno

[@BigDeadLift84]

I love that outdoor light, I canr find it anywhere. I'd love to install in my backyard

[@chrisbabbitt4202]

Hey Jeff. Been watching for a long time, but have been so busy this past six months. Wish I had more time to watch. I do always recommend your channel to anyone who mentions doing some DIY home renovation stuff. They always talk about how great you are. I hope you and the family are doing well. :D

[@pvgmartin]

Hey, this video is great do you have links to the outdoor lighting as well as the drop ceiling light fixture?

[@robinreidmusic]

Just to thank you for all you do for us. I love your channel and I ordered 12 pot lights and the 8 foot led bar from GTA Electric and the honoured the 20% discount. Keep up the great work Jeff. You and your crew are fantastic.

[@QSL.]

Wow nice back splash. Just watched your design. Now gotto go watched how you finished!

[@rcling1335]

Nice work and what is great product with the motion detection closet light.

[@AK-wm1jm]

Hi Jeff, Thank you for your amazing videos, your videos really helped me a lot!! Do you have any video How to Install strip lights on the ceiling or around crown moulding? There are lots of videos but I found your method in everything is really easy! Thank you!!!

[@joeybooth8121]

Hey Jeff I just want to say thank you for making your shows you help me get a raise on my job

[@Nosferatuklown]

I'd really love to see a retro fitting of the slim-line pot lights in preexisting ceilings. Wife wants more lighting; I want recessed LED's...but tackling the idea of light spacing, as well as running new Romex from a single point through the ceiling without damaging it makes me a bit apprehensive. Also I wonder if there's a product that allows me to use these with smart home technology (which you don't seem to talk about very often. Smart thermostats/smart water leak detectors/smart garage door openers/security cameras/smart water irrigation systems...etc) *EDIT* Found a smart switch with dimmer and non dimmer options that take any light run (or outlet run) wired into it to control with voice/phone/or switch its called a "Kasa Smart Dimmer Switch by TP-Link" Although I don't know what it means when it says "Single Pole"

[@b20em1]

I love your channel you talk like a real working person. All your videos are very informative thank you for taking the time to make them God bless.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I appreciate that! Cheers!

[@ChrisGuthrie]

Love these easy and cheap DIY upgrade projects

[@cdb989]

Is there anything this guy can’t do. Love the content and he makes you feel comfortable doing home renovations well explained in detail. Your the man jeff my go to guy for home repairs and renovation

[@garyconnor7697]

I've used these lights. There great. Thanks for the videos

[@yoderd2080]

I rarely click the like button when told to do so………………I clicked the like button!!!

[@kenbagwell8551]

One of the best Jeff! Thanks so much.

[@connieflanery1568]

He is the BEST! You can take that from someone who has watched hundreds of different DIY videos.

[@ElectricMonkeyOG]

I install a lot of these daily, 100 of them the other day to be precise, maybe not retrofit, but it's still recommended to have a vapour barrier. These lights are phenomenal though.

[@xaraphyn]

Great vid again, Jeff and Team! All the best!

[@jakerember]

What a bright idea!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL, i like what you did there! Cheers!

[@aidanbakker5739]

With the first couple LED options, would you need to add access to the junction box in the ceiling/attic?

[@stephantimmers9843]

Exactly, how do you simply pull out the light to adjust color?..

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

great question. since the light is installed on a spring clip you can simply pull the light out of the hole and access the switch and box so it is already accessible according to code. Cheers!

[@modoperandi2020]

On LED lights, is a homeowner still limited to the usual 12 electrical items (plugs, lights) per circuit breaker or are more items permitted due to the low wattage requirements of LED lights?

[@4philipp]

While I don’t have an answer to your question, I think it would be good to limit the # of LED lights. This way you can create zones in a room with different switches

[@mehdinazari220]

As long as you don't exceed the 80% rule you should be fine. For example you're only allowed 12 amp on a 15 amp circuit or 12 plugs each plug counts as 1 amp

[@TheDarthJesus]

You are not limited to 12 lights, but you are limited to 15A for a lighting circuit (in a home). 80% of 15A is 12A, 12A x 120v = 1440w. Because you can't change the bulbs in these led fixtures, you can simply divide 1440 by the wattage of the light (let's say 10w for easy math, the ones he showed in the black boxes said 8w), 1440/10 = 144 lights on one breaker. You can only do this if the fixture cannot change wattage.

[@supercriticalsolid]

Do standard recessed led lights fit into the old incandescent round housing? Not the old huge metal cans for canned lighting, but the smaller plastic/fiberglass/metal ones. Should I just forgo such now that they can be thrown into drywall?

[@Eliteponyboy]

Just received my 6 inch pot lights today. Can't wait to install them 😁

[@elizabethdickerson1136]

The motion sensor light would not work in my closet. It would just turn off because we all know those days we can’t figure out what to wear and we just stand there staring at the clothes… proof …. In the dark ……..lol 😂 I still love these LED lights… thanks Jeff ❤️

[@MCMXI1]

Jeff, I want to do this but the wall switches only control half switched plugs. There is no ceiling light. I can get power from other areas in the attic but is there a remote switch option for the cans so I don't have to fish switch wires? Thanks. Love the channel.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

nope. your house is old and needs better wiring to add lights. time to fish! Cheers!

[@TheDarthJesus]

A possible solution is installing a maestro dimmer in the attic, and pair it to a pico remote switch which you can wall mount in your garage.

[@MCMXI1]

@@TheDarthJesus BINGO! Thanks...great tip.

[@utahprepper8925]

Just bought 10 of these for our new laundry room we're building. Thanks Jeff!

[@ephraimschmitt3106]

Just bought 6 for an upcoming bathroom reno, thanks!

[@humblehalfacre8464]

LED is the bomb! Almost forever light!!